Widow Roxana Pratt Ellis Dies in West Brattleboro
Roxana Pratt Ellis widow of John Stephen Ellis died at her South Street home after several weeks of illness. Born January 18, 1821 in West Brattleboro, she lived here most of her life and leaves three children, a brother, and several relatives. Funeral planned Saturday at 2 pm from her home.
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Roxana
Pratt
John Stephen Ellis
South Street
Mrs. Ellis
West Brattleboro
Alfred and
Cynthia (Prouty) Prat
John Stephen Ellis Moreh
John V
Osre M
Henry C. Squires
Ellis
Orlin Pratt
Worcester
East Jamaica Business Ties Noted In Local Visits
East Jamaica reports a series of local ties with Brattleboro trips and word from Wordsboro. Allen and partners hire Co. W. Dunbar for the season while Nelson Howard works for Phineas Chamberlain in Wordsboro. West Wordsboro visitors connect with More and Symonds, Stella Allen returns from Newfane where she aided N F Pierce. SUBSCRIBE FOR THE REFORMER.
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Arthur Gleason
C. J. Howe
Jamialca
Nelson Howard
Phineas Chamberlain
Wordsboro
Stella Allen
Newfane
N. F. Pierce's
San Francisco Reconstruction Plan Backed by Government
Government aid for a massive San Francisco bond issue to rebuild the city is discussed at length. Former Mayor James D. Phelan proposed a federal guarantee on up to 200 million in municipal bonds while San Francisco awaits recovery funds from both domestic and foreign capital, as the city resumes services and construction.
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Victor TH. Moteal
Commerce and Labor
San Francisco
Hoonewelt
Washington
James D. Phelan
Tron & Werles
United States
Sim Francisco
Caréfini
San Fennelsco
Castor
San Franccisco
United Railroads
California
Ling
San Franvigeo
Parilpe Bib
Congress
Wille
Goyoner
Santa Rosa
Ing
San Francissta
Taft
Phelan
Finance Committee
Relief and Red Cross
France
Paris
Mince Do Ly Republique
St. Martin Canal
Mr Haskins Asks a Question in Labor Debate
President Gompers urged action on the eight hour bill before the House committee on labor in Washington. He argued working people seek the legislation and warned patience is exhausted. A Vermont representative pressed for clarification on labor organizations and political power.
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Gompers
American
Peseoration of Labor
House
Washington
Congress
Representative Hosking
Vermont
Scranton Delegates Demand Strike at Tridistrict Miners Meeting
Yesterday in Scranton Pennsylvanias tridistrict coal miners convention the 600 delegates widely favored a strike. President Mitchell warned a strike looked likely today or Saturday and blamed recent overcurrents for hardening sentiment. He critiqued both sides proposals and said the committee may have overreached in seeking a peaceful settlement.
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Scranton
Mitchell
Wathraelte
Witte Resigns as Premier Amid Petersburg Struggle
Reported resignation of Witte as premier is said to be accepted at Saint Petersburg with Goremykin poised to take over. The power struggle between Witte’s liberal faction and conservative ministers has persisted for months, with rumors of his replacement circulating frequently. A separate anecdote recounts a minister’s humorous explanation of the word phenomenon to his congregation.
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Count Witte
St. Petersburg
Goremykin
Witte
M. Durnova
Attundant
MH Mors
Multiple Notices From Brattleboro Area Preceded by Names and Dates
In Brattleboro on May 2 a daughter and Mrs Earl F. Cain appear in a notice. In Brattleboro on April 24 various names including Charles A and Ethel Waterman are mentioned. In West Wardshero on April 29 Mr and Mrs Charles F P Heaouok are listed. Westminster notices include April 17 a daughter to Mr and Mrs Frank A. Tw and granddaughter to Mr and Mrs Townshend of Putney. Towns such as Stottville New York May 1 mention Arthur Van Doorn mother of Mr and Miss Alles Louise Simonds of Conn. In Brattleboro April 16 by Newton Esq Alfred Lens and Jane Bowers of Groveland are noted. Keene New Hampshire April 20 Jonathan, husband of Dustan Perham, is listed. In Hollows Pails April 25 M formerly of Putney is referenced. In West Brattleboro May 2 Pratt widow of J. 3 Enis 35 appears.
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Bever
First Baptist Church
Fat Village
Baptist
Yo M.og
Mra
Sopha Chambertin
Bellows
Morris B. Kelley
Chambertin
G. Lo Chamberlin
Mien Ide Fox
Kelley
Bright
Putgney
Bellows Falls
Northampton
Mass
Matin White
C. EB. Whitman
Trwin
Merbert
New York City
Blanche
Bellows Pulls
Giles Kelley
Greenfield
Sylvanus Kellyy
Bummernton
Sophia Chamberlin
Mr. Leavitt
Universalist Church of
Brattleboro
Daughie
Earl F. Cain
Dace
Charles A
Ethel Waterman
West Wardshero
Charles FP. Heaouok
Westminster
Frank A. Tw
Ie Townshend
Putney
Tn Stottville
Ie Pyle
Arthur van Doorn
Piper
Alles
Louise Simonds
Burtonsville
Parker
Keene
N. H
Joham
Dustan Perham
Hollows Pails
West Brattleboro
Pratt
Enis
Four Act Drama Presented by Pionder Lodge
Fred Williams and family, Miss May Burton and Lovie, and Miss Ella Mundell with Mrs. Luci lat visit Londonderry. The four act drama Better Tue was staged by Pionder lodge with J. D. ts day evening. Charles Dunbar retooled Hermon, Mann, and had an encore of W. H Taft.
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Fred Williams
Worl North Londonderry
May Burton
Lovie
South Londonderry
Ella Mundell
Bratt
Luci
Pionder Lodge
J. 1
Charles Dunbar
Hermon
Mann
W. IL Taft
Campaign delegates push to pass alcohol bill in party spirit
Representatives of the congressional campaign inquired on Senator Aldrich’s finances and urged a favorable committee report on the alcohol bill. They argued the measure would aid the party, while Senator Alli stated he opposed it and warned the bill should not pass. The debate reflected party unity versus individual stance.
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Cuiginor
Aldrich
Wiesa
Alli
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